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Not a bug as such, as this makes complete sense. It is however different behaviour to Zend's PHP and should be listed as an incompatibility.
For example, consider a case where you're doing something as god awful as trying to work around eval by writing to disc and then require-ing the file. Now also suppose you save the file with the same filename each time.
A workaround is obviously either naming the file differently each time or just not doing something so stupid in the first place, but the fact remains that the behaviour is different to Zend's PHP.
Not a bug as such, as this makes complete sense.
It is however different behaviour to Zend's PHP and should be listed as an incompatibility.
For example, consider a case where you're doing something as god awful as trying to work around
eval
by writing to disc and thenrequire
-ing the file. Now also suppose you save the file with the same filename each time.A workaround is obviously either naming the file differently each time or just not doing something so stupid in the first place, but the fact remains that the behaviour is different to Zend's PHP.
Real world use case ->
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